For models containing enormous amounts of information, it takes some serious power to collect, check, modify, and analyze it all. And of course, lots of times there’s inadequate information in a model, so you have to fill in what’s missing. (Coordinates and re-calculated elevations, anyone?)

Enter BIM Tree Manager. Our BIM tree chimp is on hand to show how to manage all BIM object info. See the posts below for examples of how to manage architectural, structural, or MEP projects.

Into the Jungle!

How to manage BIM object info in a Revit

ARCHITECTURAL Model	STRUCTURAL Model	MEP Model
Room finish material schedule Replace curtain walls with windows	Change type name and sort by parameters Use shared parameters and sort by ID Calculate elevations and coordinates	Room/space and host data Transform generic LOD200 to LOD400

It’s geared toward anyone and everyone involved in the BIM workflow – Revit modelers, BIM managers, BIM analysts, BIM evangelists, team leads, MEP engineers, architects, designers, structural engineers, and contractors.